H&N Grizzly .25 Cal, 31 gr - 150 ct

Very nice castings, fit great into Bullboss mags with decent accuracy. Averaging six shots at just over an inch and a half center to center at 35 yards ,good enough for larger game at closer range. Good consistent expansion just wish they grouped a little better!

these take the critters down quick hard hitting

These work the best in my .25 Cal condor. I have taken a few woodchucks at 70 yards. This pellet hits very hard. These pellets work better than using a 22 long rifle. I don't think twice about using these pellets.

This is a great hard hitting pellet that can knock down anything you are shooting. When this pellet hits it expanse and kills. It fits my mags really good and tight.

I am using these in an airforce condor, find the right setting and these are dead on accurate. I am very impressed.

These are really hard hitting pellets. I fire them out of my Hatsan Vortex Edge. They group well at 50feet. Hit really hard and expand well upon impact. They look more like a bullet than a pellet. Iā€™ve taken out a coyote with one headshot with this pellet at 75feet. Dropped him in his tracks. Because of its shape it does not perform as well at greater distances but at 50 feet itā€™s a good pellet.

Gun didn't like them it would put 3 in 1.5 group at 40 but would sling the other 50 % around the paper as far as 3 inches away from the group

I had high hopes for these, but unfortunately they just don't shoot great out of my Hatsan AT44S-10 QE they would be pretty devastating at 25 yards, but for me they were very erratic behond 30 yards and at 85 yards they were all over the map. It looked like they were tumbling at long range. I agree with the other person who said get the JSB Heavy instead. Still worth trying as they may work for you if you have a different gun.

Name: Grizzly 31g
Shots: 9
Average: 736 FPS
SD: 3 FPS
Min: 732 FPS
Max: 741 FPS
Spread: 9 FPS
Power Factor Average: 23
Power Factor Low: 23
Power Factor High: 23
Barometric Pressure: 30.3 inHg
Temperature: 63F
Weight: 31 grains

Wow
These hit hard and fit snug

when these first came out i was impressed with what i saw and was going to order some to try. while placing order i read reviews that said they dont group good...yadda yadda yadda....so i didnt....boy was that a mistake. when i did get some to try my .25 synrod absolutely loves these. every bit as good as i thought they may be. 3/4 inch groups at 50yds from my synrod...with out really trying...and boy do they hit with a "WACK" no doubt it you hit your target.

These pellets shoot pretty good out of my AF Condor SS. Im hitting soda cans at 100 yards. I have my gun set up to shoot these around 860 FPS. They open pretty well in a water bottle test at 70 yards. Will only use for hunting due to the fact you only get 150 per tin.

If you are looking for a heavy pellet in .25 - I would go with the JSB Heavy Kings instead. They weight 3 gr more, and yet the velocity is within 2 FPS (in an untuned Gladius Long) at 660 fps.This results in 30 fpe, The JSBs had much better accuracy though, even at 25 yards.

Doesn't fit to my 25 cal Hatsan Edge Vortex rifle

I have been shooting these out of my Airforce Condor SS at 945 fps and find them to be very accurate. I think they are as accurate as the JSB King Heavy but hit with way more destruction! They will consistently hit a 1.25 in spinner at 60 and 90 yards. They are devastating on gophers as you can see in the photo of the head shot at 60 yds. Can't wait to take them with prairie dog hunting!

I found that my BullBoss liked these pellets the best and shot the straightest. No jamming (unlike the lighter pellets with skirts) tend to bend on the skirt portion and really throw off its accuracy! These pellets give real shooting reality!

The JSB kings are better out to about 75 yards, but these hold a better group past that. They do fit the magazine fine, but sit loose in it and can jam the mag, so better to single load them.

Completely blew through a coyote skull and 3/4 mdf at 30 yds. Expands decent and holds weight retention.

Shallow skirting, would use as an inexpensive target pallet rather than hunting. Many were damaged in the tin. Definitely sort before use.

These projectiles are amazing, accuracy out to 150 yard is great. They are like mini heat seeking missiles on bunnies.

I have 4 .25 cal air rifles and a .25 pistol. These pellets only shoot well out of one, the Benjamin Marauder. But out of that rifle I get one hole groups at 20 yards. They hit hard, penetrate deep, but do not expand more than the polymag. You need to drive these hard to get accuracy out of them.
Drive them hard and they are fanominal Hard hitting, good penetration, and as with any pellet, depending on your gun capable of good accuracy.
For small game, not deer, these work great. And yes they do work well on brain shots on hogs, at least at 40 yards.
A year ago I would have told you they were as bad as the rabbit mag, but now I have a rifle that these are my favorite small game round, I would say that if you have a PCP with good power, try them!

This is another fine pellet. No problems at all.

Ordered several different ammos to try and liked look and weight of grizzly

Awesome hits harder then Mike Tyson swinging a sledgehammer.

These little guys are strictly hunting, not accurate enormous to constitute precise shooting but will drop medium sized mammals easily.

This is the only pellet, that I have found, that my Gladius will not shoot well.

Loose fitting, all over the map in a 8-10 inch group.

Hits hard in hatsan 135, surprisingly loose fit, thus not accurate past 15-20 m. Realize it's a pcp pellet, not for a springer. Fun to shoot though, worth it for that reason.

Using benjamin xl 725. 25 cal rifle,these pellets wont group! They tumble badly. Only under 500fps with this rifle. Lack of a skirt causes no stability drag.

I shoot these in my .25 Condor SS and my 2560 with a MRod barrel and both shoot these great! Accurate and hard hitting.